Leftover coffee grounds could help curb ants without traps, bait, or chemicals
If ants keep showing up around your home, a morning cup of coffee could already have a surprisingly…
There Are Fungi in The Ocean, And They May Be Way More Important Than We Realized : ScienceAlert
Hidden inside tree trunks, between grains of soil, deep within our bodies, and below our feet, fungi seem…
As super El Nino looms, wealthy nations must learn from those already living with water scarcity
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
Japan Earthquake Today: 5.9-Magnitude Quake Strikes Ibaraki, Strong Shaking Hits Tokyo, Weeks After Deadly Tremor
Tokyo and the eastern Kanto region were shaken at around 2 am Sunday by a magnitude 5.9 earthquake…
Why big coffee is betting billions on sustainability
Why big coffee is betting billions on sustainability Why are some of the world’s largest coffee companies betting…
A Manhattan-Sized Ice Island Just Broke Off Greenland
Petermann Glacier has shed a rare, Manhattan-sized Arctic ice island that researchers had watched develop for years. Credit:…
Companies Are Bracing Themselves For El Niño’s Ripple Effects
In other words, the potential effects of El Niño over the coming year are both local and specific…
In 2012, a man in Panama began collecting plastic discarded along streets and beaches: Years later, those bottles had become a village
The project collected waste from across the island, and Bezeau later expanded the effort by collecting discarded bottles…
Beyond yes or no: Why Indigenous consent to resource projects is so complex
The issue of whether Indigenous communities support or oppose energy or infrastructure projects is increasingly making headlines, both…
How Solar Panel Prices Fell 90 Percent In 15 Years
Solar power is far and away the world’s fastest-growing form of energy production, beating out every other form…
On the Great Barrier Reef, management by Traditional Owners is growing
Joint management of the Great Barrier Reef is changing, with Traditional Owners playing an increasing role in…
Science news: Earlier this year, 1,124 wind-turbine blades were sitting in a Wyoming landfill. Now, a Missouri cement plant has given 7,000 more a second life, offering a different ending for retired renewable-energy equipment
A wind turbine blade can spend decades fighting wind, rain and repeated stress hundreds of feet above the…